Função

In 'Função,' Vietnã delves into the complexities of life, particularly focusing on the struggles and resilience of those living in marginalized communities. The song opens with a declaration of being 'maloqueiro,' a term often used to describe someone from the streets, emphasizing a sense of pride and identity. The lyrics suggest a life lived with clarity and purpose, devoid of despair, even when faced with challenges. This is evident in lines like 'É zero desespero na hora de intervir,' which translates to 'There is no despair when intervening.'

The song also touches on the corrupting influence of money, warning against confusing its mission. Vietnã highlights the importance of staying true to oneself and one's community, even when faced with adversity. The line 'Não confunda a missão do dinheiro' ('Do not confuse the mission of money') serves as a reminder to prioritize values over material wealth. The artist also speaks to the importance of being cautious with words and actions, as seen in 'Se for tropeçar nas palavras, então nem fala' ('If you are going to stumble over words, then don't speak').

Vietnã's lyrics are rich with metaphors and cultural references, such as 'Tenho pavor de renda mínima' ('I fear minimum wage'), which speaks to the economic struggles faced by many. The song also emphasizes the importance of resilience and adaptability, with lines like 'Não morri mas renasci, mereci' ('I didn't die but I was reborn, I deserved it'). The recurring theme of faith and family as pillars of strength is evident in 'Fé em Deus minha família' ('Faith in God, my family'). Through 'Função,' Vietnã paints a vivid picture of life's trials and triumphs, urging listeners to stay grounded and true to their roots.